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VIDEO ON DEMAND
City of Newton Inauguration January 1, 2022
Programming on Comcast Ch. 8, RCN Ch. 15, Verizon Ch. 34
Zoning Redesign Forum Presentation November 15, 2021
What We Learned From the 2021 Engagement for Village Centers + Future
Public Info Session on November 15
Local Preference
November ZAP Meetings' Tentative Agendas
For more info please visit: https://www.newtonma.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/77181
Programming on Comcast Ch. 8, RCN Ch. 15, Verizon Ch. 34
City of Newton Veterans Day 2021
The City of Newton Observes Veterans Day and the 103rd anniversary of the WW1 armistice. Thursday, November 11, 2021.
Programming on Comcast Ch. 8, RCN Ch. 15, Verizon Ch. 34
Full Election Coverage: NewTV Decision 2021
NewTV presents live election night coverage for the Newton municipal election. Tune in to see who wins in the 11 contested races, including the Mayoral race, two School Committee seats, and eight City Council seats.
If you would like to learn more about the candidates and their stance on important issues, please visit http://newtv.org/decision2021.
Programming on Comcast Ch. 9, RCN Ch. 13, Verizon Ch. 33
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Overdue Series: Un nuovo momento: Reframing Columbus By Reclaiming Our Italian Past
In an era in which anti-racism efforts are center stage in the U.S., it has become increasingly difficult to justify association with the historical record of Columbus, the original European invader of the Indigenous nations of the Americas. Must the Italian American community be forever linked to this violent legacy in order for us to be considered American? Join us for a discussion with Gabriel Piemonte, founder and president of the Italian American Heritage Society of Chicago, in which the history of Italian American political culture is traced and a path forward is mapped which respects both Italian American heritage and faces the uncomfortable truths of our past. This program is part of Overdue: Confronting Race and Racism in Newton.
Gabriel Piemonte was born and raised in Boston and is the grandson of longtime Boston City Council President Gabriel Piemonte. He graduated from Catholic Memorial High School in 1986 and has a degree in Communications and Journalism from Suffolk University.
Overdue: Confronting Race and Racism in Newton is a coalition of organizations and individuals that aims to equip and empower our community with the understanding, knowledge, and skills to actively fight racism both in Newton and beyond. We provide residents with opportunities to listen, to learn, and to act in order to dismantle systemic racism within our city. This series of events challenges us to do better and examine the way we treat each other in order to make Newton a more welcoming place to live.
Programming on Comcast Ch. 9, RCN Ch. 13, Verizon Ch. 33
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Exploring the History of Newton's Village Centers
Village centers can be found throughout the city, and though they range greatly in terms of how they look and feel, together they comprise the commercial and retail heart of the city. They serve as hubs for employment, socializing, shopping, dining, entertainment, civic life, religious and community gatherings, and many other uses. Many are accessible by at least one form of public transit, and village centers are among the most walkable, bikeable, and accessible areas in the city. But how did they get to be this way? The Planning Department has created a short presentation that includes historical images and interpretations about how and why Newton’s villages evolved through time and some thoughts about what makes a village center a village center. Join a panel of Historic Newton and other community members to share your thoughts, questions, and comments about the historical development patterns of Newton's village centers.
This event is part of the Zoning Redesign: Village Center engagement and outrech. For more information please visit www.newtonma.gov/zoningredesign/vc
Programming on Comcast Ch. 8, RCN Ch. 15, Verizon Ch. 34
Newton Police Chief Swearing-In Ceremony June 7, 2021
Programming on Comcast Ch. 8, RCN Ch. 15, Verizon Ch. 34
47th Annual Theodore D. Mann Newton Mayor's Community Breakfast: Coming Together for Hope and Joy
47th Annual Theodore D. Mann Newton Mayor's Community Breakfast: Coming Together for Hope and Joy
This year's Mayor's Community Breakfast will focus on emerging from the darkness and heading toward brighter times.
As always, this community gathering (even if virtual) allows us to convene and reflect.
Join The Harmony Foundation, Newton's Mayor's Office, Newton Interfaith Clergy Committee and our other hosts for music, and reflection.
Mayor Ruthanne Fuller shared remarks and this year's Keynote speaker was Wesley R. Gardenswartz, Senior Rabbi at Temple Emanuel.
This event is sponsored by The Village Bank.
https://www.newtonma.gov/government/mayor-fuller/newton-breakfast-21
Programming on Comcast Ch. 8, RCN Ch. 15, Verizon Ch. 34
Overdue Series: Covid-19 and Structural Racism
The COVID19 pandemic has laid bare the deep racial and economic inequities that persist in U.S. society, providing a crucial opportunity for reflection, reckoning and repair. Structural racism continues to permeate all institutions, including the U.S. healthcare system, which has led to inequitable rates of COVID19 infection and death among low-income people and communities of color, grossly hindering efforts to end the pandemic.
Through a discussion of how racism intersects with housing instability and other structural forces to magnify COVID-related risks both locally and at the national level, Dr. Jen Brody, MD, MPH and Sonja Spears JD, Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer for Boston Health Care for the Homeless, will challenge participants to consider how structural racism threatens the health of all.
Overdue: Confronting Race and Racism in Newton is a coalition of organizations and individuals that aims to equip and empower our community with the understanding, knowledge, and skills to actively fight racism both in Newton and beyond. We provide residents with opportunities to listen, to learn, and to act in order to dismantle systemic racism within our city. This series of events challenges us to do better and examine the way we treat each other in order to make Newton a more welcoming place to live.
Programming on Comcast Ch. 9, RCN Ch. 13, Verizon Ch. 33
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